Systematic variances, as this term is used in the text, are persistent and most likely:
A) Are not worth management time and effort to investigate.
B) Average out to a steady-state amount over time.
C) Will recur unless corrected.
D) Are small in amount.
E) Must be allocated at the end of the period to inventory and cost of goods sold accounts.

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Systematic variances are persistent, meaning they will continue to occur unless corrected. Therefore, it is important to investigate and address these variances in order to prevent them from recurring in the future.

Systematic Variances, as This Term Is Used in the Text